46) Identify the developmental stages of adulthood, two (2) major activities related to each stage and 1 example of variation in health needs and ADLs. Developmental stage of adulthood:

46.1) Early adult period (20 to 40 years)

46.2) Middle adulthood (40 to 65 years)

46.3) Older adult (older than 65 years of age)

Please very super breifly, aproximately 30-50 words, explain below elements in regards to the above senarios seperately for each one of them on each one of the senarios:

Major activities?

Variation in health needs and ADLs?

48) Briefly, in a very short possible way, discuss the technique of assessing each of the following clinical measurements using the methods mentioned below (in 30-40 words).

48.1) List down various methods used to measure or evaluate vision and hearing.

48.2) List at least 2 aids and equipment used for assisting clients with vision and/ or hearing impairment.

Research the Josie King case, and address ethical as well as legal issues you identified. Who do you feel was most responsible? Would an EHR have helped in this situation? How?

1. How will the nurse care of the patient following a adrenalectomy?
2. What factors can lead to the development of a goiter?
3. What is the purpose of the parathyroids? What would alert the nurse of parathyroid gland compromise?

Write a reflection about the introduction to NURSING RESEARCH.

Your reflections should include (1) your opinion, (2) personal experience, and (3) evidence to back up your thoughts and/or opinion (APA citation).

Cost management is a significant part of managing a clinical unit. As a nursing student, propose two strategies where cost can be contained on a unit that is consistently over their allowed budget. Basic patient care supplies such as linen, wound care supplies, and overtime cost are ongoing discussions at the staff meetings.

D.V., a 32-year-old man, is being admitted to the medical floor from the neurology clinic for evaluation of his symptoms. D.V. has experienced increasing urinary frequency and urgency over the past 2 months. Because his female partner was treated for a sexually transmitted infection, D.V. underwent treatment, but the symptoms did not resolve. D.V. has also recently had two brief episodes of eye “fuzziness” associated with diplopia and flashes of brightness. He has noticed ascending numbness and weakness of the right arm with the inability to hold objects over the past few days. Now he reports rapidly progressing weakness in his legs along with blurred, patchy vision. D.V denies any allergies to medications, as well as any significant past medical history. However, he does report the occasional cold during the winter months.

Determine what possible diagnosis D.V.will have from the evaluation of his symptoms and what do each of the symptoms mean and how do they relate to his diagnosis?

You work for a 575 bed Acute Center level 1 Research Trauma Center. The hospital is also a teaching hospital connected to a university. The medical center brings in many millions of dollars in grants each year. The facilities maternity ward delivers the most babies in the city. They have an active heart surgery center. There are six months of data in the new EHR. There are two years worth of paper on the shelf. The two years of records includes the contents of the EHR, since the administration does not trust that EHR administration yet. All older records are maintained on microfilm. You have just ran out of storage space. Because of this you have been asked to evaluate the current retention policy, which is to retain records forever.

1. Identify the factors that the minimum retention policy should be based on.

2. Determine the statute of limitations for your state.

3. Recommend the length of time that the health records should be kept. Justify your recommendation.

4. Specify the method of destruction that you recommend for the paper and electronic data.

5. Recommend whether you would perform the destruction in-house or outsource it. Justify your recommendation.

6.Explain Certificate of Destruction.

Application or removal of a cast or splint can be billed separately in some situations but not in others. In which situations is separate billing appropriate? Why do some situations dictate separate billing but others treat cast application as an included procedure? Must be at least 250 words

Create a newsletter outline.

What is the topic?

Who is your targeted audience?

In warning against the 'vice of abstraction' Blackburn suggests that the large existential problem of "the meaning of life" perhaps ought to be resolved by specifying "meaning to whom?" Is that a satisfactory response to the existential problem people pose?

1. Identify and explain how certain water-soluble vitamins regulate proteins through post-translational modifications (altering the function of an existing protein by forming a covalent bond without changing its abundance).

2. Explain how vitamin C interacts with fat metabolism.

3. For carbohydrates (glycolysis/TCA), identify and discuss how vitamins are involved in procuring energy.

4. For lipids (lipolysis/β-oxidation), identify and discuss how vitamins are involved in procuring energy.

Now that you have reviewed Ch. 07 Safety( it is about fire safety and escape plane)  and 08 Inventory procedures( it is about medical office equipment: computers, fax machine, etc.. ), describe how the chapter has influenced changes within your home and/or current place of employment, to be 'more organized and implement safety strategies' for all members of the household. Describe how COVID has had an impact on your household inventory and safety practices. Will those altered COVID inventory and safety practices be the new norm into 2021?

A 64-year-old retired postal worker with a medical history of extensive facial reconstruction for squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck and a 10 year history of smoking, presented with progressive shortness of breath, productive cough, purulent sputum, and a fever of 39 C 2 days prior to admission to the hospital   On physical examination at the hospital, he had a temperature of 37.3 C, respiratory rate of 18/min, pulse rate of 103 beats/min, blood pressure of 154/107 mm Hg, and pO2 of bibasilar fine crackles. He was seen to have a left lower lobe infiltrate on chest radiograph. His admission white blood count (WBC) was 10,600 with 70% neutrophils, and his hemoglobin was 9.4. Sputum gram stain at admission revealed > 25 polymorphonuclear cell. Two blood cultures obtained at admission revealed the organism grew on blood agar and showed α-hemolysis with optichin (Taxo-P) sensitivity. The gram stain demonstrated gram positive cocci in chain arrangement.   It should be noted that this is the patient’s third episode of this illness in the past month.  Bacterial isolates from all three episodes belonged to the same serotype (type 23). He had been treated with a 10 day dose of Clarithromycin.

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